Council Grove High School - Councilor Yearbook (Council Grove, KS)

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wp... I. .r Wxillllllllllllllllllliii' D ACE DI DE Ei?l!lllllll!llllllllI Q '29 i 'i 525 Z' Jan. 19.-Our boys basket- ball team defeated Osage on deck Good Ship W H C.G.H.iS. ff- Qzf Jan. 26.-Herington all on Deck to witness basket ball games, C. G. H1 S. Tj vs. H. H. S. W W February 'A 0.0 Feb 1.-Both basket ball teams -out on a 'cruise to White City. hi Q Feb. 8.-Alumni games on Ideck. Lots of fight. 2 Feb. 15.-Alta Vista battles with us for basket ball games. 5 E Feb. 20.-White City basket ball boys sail into Chapel Harbor for a game. .- E ,-Felb. 22.-C. G. H. S. basketball boys are off deck for a game at Osage E g City. Paul Simms, a ,devnote-d admilrer of our team, was the -only -rooterr who S 2 went wlifth them. Good for Pfaulll E E Feb. 29.-A large number of pass-englersleave the ship and jo-urney to 'nl 3 Herington to witness a basket ball game 'between H. H. S. and C. G. H. S. Yes, E E we lost, but we are good losers E E March E E M.ar. 7 .-We encounter the lads of the -Order of the Dem-olay on deck the g :g Good Ship C. G. .Ht S. in a conflict of basket ball. ' E 3 Mar. 13.-Lucky 1Dayg the,State High School Inspector smiles as she en- S Z X E ters our ship and gives us a few words of encouragement, which helps us all. 2 E Mar. 14.-District Basket Ball Tournament at Emporia. Our team is off E S deck for the big event. r t 2 FF A In 0 Q Op xi . X v 4 A D Q .X :ix H H M Mar. 15.-B-ob Pirtle is alnotiher victim of the mumfps. and . 524 ja. Worst of all he took them while he was in Emporia. I., I ' A Qi , 4 H, H ' D 4 fo i 'o '42 io! E 4429 1 E Mar. 21.-The J unior-S-enior Debate Cluwb gave their last program rin Chap- E 5 el this morning. A jazz orchestra was the only redeeming feature of the af- E fair. s ' . ' ' ll E Mar. 27.-Pirates on the .-high Seas. Class fights startg a general roar E S on deck. 1 y S 3 Mar. 28.-Senior Tacky Day. All first class passengers off deck for a 3 Q . . . 1 E holiday and it rained. t E - A , I April E 2 V April 10.-The Juniors give a play Nifty-Fifty and make it a real success. 5 E April 25.-Seniors are entertained at a fine banquet by the Juniors. E 1 5 May E E ' May 6.- Come Out of the Kitchen is staged by the Seniors. It is one of S E the best plays in years. ' 5 ffl May 9.-Girl Reserves banquet their mothers and serve and cook the din- ff' ner themselves. Q 74 May 11.-Baccaleaureate Sun-day. ' May 12.--+Class Day exercises in the afternoon, Commencement at night. 'I' May 16.-Ship arrives at harbor, The Finish. I . 6 be ' Page sxxy-signs , 1 K gfo Y A 0,-,, ..--.- .., - -- ,,,,l bm:mlmmlmumlum:me 2-. anmmmnnnuuulexsi a 5 .

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, gl., vag ' l, Q Cf.,-..Q llllllll EI kE7 ll llll-S31 'l'?I?xI:E- CONSEQUENCES Listen my friend and you shallhear ' Of the lpaths we tread tlhnoulgfh-out nthe -year They are the straight and narrow kund And of course a-dvance the ind But to keep -one you must bre ' Eight or nine and then youll take The Consequences Chewing gum is just one ration ' That will cause your resignation. It -s take y-our books and leave this school You ve overstepped the Golden Rule Your mind is filled with jealous hate Yet as you go you ll meditate The Consequences. llllll lllll lllllllIlllIli?I? I7. Iillllllll Nil III!Illlllllllllillllllllllliil IlI??153','IQE llllll Then comes the springtime wuth its s-un It s grab a fishing pole and run. You ll never 'find a surer way To make you sadly ,rue the d'ay They re sure to meet you at the door And give you what you re waiting for- The Consequences. Q Or if some chalk you hap to throw Down to the office you will go. And there it's chances nine to one That they will fire you like a gun. Then when you 'sto-p, lif you ever -do, Youlll wiaslh you'd though-t -about them, too-, The Clonsvequences. It might lbe a vnote, y-ou'll chance to Writeg You'd better keep it out of sight, For if you don't you'll comprehend The meaning of that word suspend . And then, sometime when you're alone, You'll wish that you had only known, The Consequences. So, as the days go flitting by, We only watch ourselves and sigh, And if we chance to make a break, We know exactly what to take. It d-oes no good to beg, or plead, They say we know enough to heed The Consequences. 15 vf?1Q' Q Q. -sv .x..-Ill 'I' ts? an - LQ .3 W? M lla '-.5 E i S 2 E 2 2 'af 'li U ill il' 9 ll! E E E E E E nf Jolly '24. Page 8oven1:y ,-X :sg I I ' aa 4 M 5 10 - ' 3 , ' Q ul e - e '12 ' - ' V , 0 , A , . U rn . N E ' A - 'U . . v A ' '11 . ' lf! I N .g , fl , f.1:f.l..L,u1tA-,